Bernie Sanders

Erich Bloodaxe BSN

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51. Would have been a hell of a lot closer without O'Malley and 'other' voters... nt

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Wed Mar 2, 2016, 09:29 AM

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MA margin of victory for HRC now only 1.42%!! [View all] AmBlue Mar 2016 OP

link please bkkyosemite Mar 2016 #1

MA elections website AmBlue Mar 2016 #2

Just like Iowa. retrowire Mar 2016 #3

50-49! How exciting! JonLeibowitz Mar 2016 #5

Just like Florida, November 2000. senz Mar 2016 #60

I was in middle school then. retrowire Mar 2016 #63

I live in Florida and that election was horrifying. AmBlue Mar 2016 #75

Well, AmBlue, here we are, back in the same place. senz Mar 2016 #78

Actually, there is no federal constitutional right to vote. AmBlue Mar 2016 #79

Now 1.8 bernbabe Mar 2016 #4

NOW 1.8%!! At 12:18am... AmBlue Mar 2016 #6

Its a fucking virtual tie! Pharaoh Mar 2016 #7

Bernie's campaign needs to look closely at this MissDeeds Mar 2016 #8

Totally unacceptable NowSam Mar 2016 #29

TYT did piece on Bubba on this Duckfan Mar 2016 #42

ABSOLUTELY! Highly irregular... AmBlue Mar 2016 #50

He was INSIDE the polling place as well. peacebird Mar 2016 #76

+1000 senz Mar 2016 #61

There is a petition at change.org MissDeeds Mar 2016 #66

Yes, well aware. senz Mar 2016 #67

I was hesitant to post the link for that very reason n/t MissDeeds Mar 2016 #69

Same here. senz Mar 2016 #70

Considering that Nate Silver... Optimism Mar 2016 #9

I'd like to quote Cenk at this point. Nyan Mar 2016 #18

Nate's just part of the Establishment. He knows what he needs to say to be well paid. nt stillwaiting Mar 2016 #53

Obama lost Mass in 2008? Before or after Kennedy endorsement? ALBliberal Mar 2016 #10

after Robbins Mar 2016 #12

I'm getting election 2000 d�j� vu. senz Mar 2016 #62

your not only one Robbins Mar 2016 #65

It's that pesky resemblance senz Mar 2016 #68

He could win it! in_cog_ni_to Mar 2016 #11

That seems unlikely bernbabe Mar 2016 #13

I'm saying my prayers he does Duckfan Mar 2016 #43

There are 3 strong Bernie counties with 4-7% of vote still out @ 12:29am AmBlue Mar 2016 #14

Oooooooh. in_cog_ni_to Mar 2016 #15

Sanders needs 22,000 votes. HooptieWagon Mar 2016 #16

Amazes me how the M$M can call this race so early. AmBlue Mar 2016 #19

around 5 PM yesterday in Google News I saw a LiberalElite Mar 2016 #49

NPR is blatant in their pro-Hillary, anti-Bernie reporting. senz Mar 2016 #64

It's comical SheenaR Mar 2016 #17

They do it to demoralize us. It's an ugly psychological game senz Mar 2016 #72

When margins are so tight and the hour is so late.... AmBlue Mar 2016 #20

now at 1.8% again. kath Mar 2016 #21

Still at 1.8% at 12:35am AmBlue Mar 2016 #22

Plymouth County has 14% of the vote outstanding at 12:38am AmBlue Mar 2016 #23

Essex County has 15% of the vote outstanding at 12:40am AmBlue Mar 2016 #24

3% oustanding in Middlesex Cty @ 12:42am AmBlue Mar 2016 #25

12% outstanding in Hampden County at 12:44am AmBlue Mar 2016 #27

Berkshire Cty has 5% outstanding @ 12:46am AmBlue Mar 2016 #28

Franklin County now has 2.5% outstanding @ 12:47am AmBlue Mar 2016 #30

Worcester has 4.7% outstanding @ 12:49am AmBlue Mar 2016 #31

Essex now has 10.8% oustanding @ at 12:57am AmBlue Mar 2016 #33

Plymouth Cty now has 11.2% outstanding at 1:21am AmBlue Mar 2016 #36

thank you grasswire Mar 2016 #26

Are any of the outstanding counties heavily populated, enough to make a difference? jillan Mar 2016 #32

Plymouth, Essex and Worcester are most populous... AmBlue Mar 2016 #34

4.14% of the total vote is outstanding. The margin is just 1.8%. 1:02am AmBlue Mar 2016 #35

Still at 1.8% margin with 96.59% reporting @ 1:36am AmBlue Mar 2016 #37

1.75 margin with 96.78% reporting @ 1:45am AmBlue Mar 2016 #38

1.75% margin with 96.82% reporting @ 2:02am AmBlue Mar 2016 #39

You see. It's winnable. delrem Mar 2016 #40

Signing off... If anyone can, please continue to post stats. AmBlue Mar 2016 #41

Is it still winnable for Bernie? Duckfan Mar 2016 #44

There is 1.72% difference between HRC and Bernie. AmBlue Mar 2016 #48

Good news...but MSM spin will be.. hillarysong2016 Mar 2016 #45

Trump also hit her over the head with her FBI INVESTIGATION! Bernie would never do that, so I have in_cog_ni_to Mar 2016 #54

Being in the UK, I'm just getting up nxylas Mar 2016 #46

1.72% margin with 96.92% reporting @6:46am AmBlue Mar 2016 #47

Would have been a hell of a lot closer without O'Malley and 'other' voters... nt Erich Bloodaxe BSN Mar 2016 #51

If it's close she'll steal it. Jester Messiah Mar 2016 #52

Of course the media is not talking about this. Less than 2%, not all votes counted yet. jillan Mar 2016 #55

Down to 1.4%!!! Would love to see it below 1% jillan Mar 2016 #56

1.44% margin now with 99.03% reporting @ 11:04am AmBlue Mar 2016 #57

1.42% margin with 99.95% reporting @1:19pm AmBlue Mar 2016 #58

There are now only approx 6,000 votes left to tally... AmBlue Mar 2016 #59

Wonder how many MA voters gave up w/ the disruptions? senz Mar 2016 #71

I wonder the same.... Nt AmBlue Mar 2016 #74

Iowa and Ma tell me that Bernie is very, very competitive,. In it for the long haul baby! nt nc4bo Mar 2016 #73

Count MA as a tie. earthside Mar 2016 #77